I (Almost) Got Away with It

Randall Zandstra shot his ex-wife's boyfriend and was sentenced to 12 years in prison. Due to a technicality, the case goes to retrial, but Zandstra flees. Before he's apprehended, Zandstra wins big in a Vegas poker tournament.

After a fight in a Texas mall, Eric Quesada murders his former best friend in a drive-by shooting. He flees to Mexico, where he is caught by Mexican officials, and spends two years fighting extradition before being sent back to the US.

After witnessing a murder, Anthony Ragno goes on the run. He builds a new life trafficking pot in the Haitian islands, until a coke addiction and close calls with local governments drive Ragno back to the US with a fake name.

Lane Slettvet, a muscle man for a drug dealer, liked to test fate. One night on a job to pick up a prostitute, Slettvet stabs a man. He is tries to stay under the radar, but still goes to parties for the drugs.

A Texas separatist group takes two hostages. Rangers are able to negotiate their release, but separatists Richard Keyes and Mike Matson get away. Using an underground militia group, Keyes hides out in the woods undetected.

What was planned as a robbery turns into The Carnegie Deli Murders. Sean Salley shoots an actress and her friends above a deli in New York, and flees to New Orleans and then to Miami, where he plans to leave the country for good.

Moving small amounts of pot from Mexico led to a bustling operation for Steve Lamb. By age 20, Lamb was part of a group of traffickers who made millions moving bails of marijuana across the sea, until he was caught in a sting operation.

Raymond Ross skips town after beating a teen into a coma. With his cousin, who is also wanted, Ross enters the drug scene selling dope and his own music. After a close call, Ross decides to let loose and party hard while police close in.

Courtenay Savage is an ex-cop with a loaded gun aimed at a friend's trailer. She has no idea she is caught on tape. After an arrest and posting bail, she goes on the run, leaving ties to the police department and the sex industry.

When Edward Roberson and two fellow inmates went to the showers, they didn't come back. After breaking out through the plumbing, they run for it, surviving by stealing cars and robbing houses until a mistake tips off the police.

Michael Hess escapes from prison, forges a new identity, and lives for two decades in the same town in which he's wanted. He learns to beat the system and enjoy his new life of work, weed and women before he's busted.

Phillip Williams hits the road after stabbing his ex-girlfriend to death in a casino parking lot. Driving across the country with just the clothes on his back, he survives on gambling wins until his luck eventually runs out.

Robert Spencer is a thug and a drug dealer, and has just shot his girlfriend. In a blind panic, he gets high and flees. While on the run, he finds the affection of a friend's mother, which ultimately leads to his arrest.